Wednesday, May 21, 2025
By Kamal Swami
Renault India Initiates Summer Camp From May 19th 2025, to May 25th 2025
Renault India, the Indian arm of the French carmaker Renault, has initiated a nationwide Summer Camp across all its service facilities. The summer camp will be organised from May 19 to May 25, 2025. The Renault car owners bringing their vehicles to the camp will be offered exclusive discounts, complimentary gifts, and additional activities to enhance their experience and vehicle performance.
The major benefits offered in the summer camp will include a 15% discount on select parts, labour charges, and value-added services. The company is also offering 10% off on engine oil replacements, extended warranties, and roadside assistance packages. Apart from this, the customers will also be offered a discount of 50% on select accessories and special offers on tyres. All visiting customers will receive free giveaways during the camp. The company has also announced special incentives for Renault owners registered on the MY Renault app. These users will be offered an additional discount of 5% on select parts and accessories.
Speaking about the Summer Camp, Francisco Hidalgo, Vice President (Sales & Marketing), Renault India Operations, commented, “At Renault India, our commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences extends beyond just selling vehicles. The Renault Summer Camp reflects our dedication to providing proactive after-sales care that ensures the optimal performance of our cars and enhances customer satisfaction.”
According to industry reports, Renault Group has also announced its plan to acquire the remaining 51% stake in Renault-Nissan Automotive India Private Ltd (RNAIPL). Once the deal is final, the French carmaker will acquire full ownership of the Chennai-based manufacturing facility, which has been operational since 2010. At present, 70% stake in RNAIPL belongs to the Japanese carmaker Nissan, while the remaining 30% stake is owned by the French carmaker Renault. , with Renault owning the remaining 30%. A 2023 restructuring agreement reduced Nissan’s stake to 51%. Both companies had committed to jointly investing $600 million to develop six new passenger vehicles in India.
It is reported that the alliance is now undergoing further restructuring, with Renault and Nissan set to reduce their mutual cross-holdings from 15% to a minimum of 10%, enabling greater operational independence. As part of the new strategy, Renault will manufacture a compact electric vehicle for Nissan in India starting next year. Industry experts believe that with this acquisition, Renault aims to strengthen its position in the Indian market, particularly as global automotive players pivot towards electrification and localisation.
